Actor Lee Yi Kyung, who exposed rumors about his private life, suddenly posts an apology: ”I'm sorry for pranking you with AI images.”

Mr. A, who has been continuously exposing the private life of actor Lee Yi Kyung, suddenly reversed his stance and posted an apology. Mr. A, who revealed himself to be German, wrote in Hangul on social media on the 22nd, "Korean
Hello everyone. As some of you may know, I recently uploaded a lot of photos related to actor Lee Yi Kyung. At first, I started writing this as a joke.
"I didn't expect it to receive so much attention," he wrote. "However, as I continued writing and using AI photos, I gradually began to think that way.
"I'm truly sorry that malicious rumors about actor Lee Yi Kyung were spread. I started out as a fan, but gradually I began to empathize with him."
I feel guilty because what started as a joke has gradually become a reality. If there is anything I should take responsibility for, I will. I am German, so I am not sure what to do.
On the 20th, the woman posted on her blog, "I will expose Lee Yi Kyung's true nature," and revealed the details of the exchange she allegedly had with Lee Yi Kyung.
A also revealed DMs (direct messages) that Lee Yi Kyung had sent to her, asking for photos of her body, and making various insults and vulgar jokes.
However, the management office, Ssangyong ENT, completely denied the allegations.
The management office stated, "Recently, the information has been posted and circulated mainly through online communities and social media.
In relation to the incident, we are preparing to take legal action against the damage caused by the spread of false facts and malicious rumors. Due to the seriousness of this incident, we are considering the scale of direct and indirect damage caused by the spread of false facts.
"We will take all necessary measures to resolve the issue," the company said. "In the case of the above, not only the creation but also the reckless posting and distribution will be subject to legal action.
We ask that you be careful not to cause any unnecessary harm as a result of this. In addition, we will protect our artists through the information provided by fans and our continuous monitoring.
Despite the management office's stance, Mr. A continued to make revelations on his own social media accounts.
The woman in question said, "I'm trying to gather evidence," and stood her ground, saying, "It's not for money, so please wait a little longer."
However, this time, they suddenly posted an apology, which has attracted attention.